A Multi-Method Analysis of Family Systems - Toepfer, Steven
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The development of autonomy in the individual is partly understood as a consequence of family interaction. These patterns of interaction can be complex and considered the under the hood operating system of a family system. This book examines important variables promoted by and relied on by families to function and related to individual development: autonomy, family intrusiveness, perceived social support, and dependency. Object relations theory provided a conceptual framework for examining the individual-family link. A multi-method design used with projective and objective methods to further our understanding of the individual in the family.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The development of autonomy in the individual is
partly understood as a consequence of family
interaction. These patterns of interaction can be
complex and considered the under the hood operating
system of a family system. This book examines
important variables promoted by and relied on by
families to function and related to individual
development: autonomy, family intrusiveness,
perceived social support, and dependency. Object
relations theory provided a conceptual framework for
examining the individual-family link. A multi-method
design used with projective and objective methods to
further our understanding of the individual in the
family.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Steven Toepfer studied at Northeastern University and The
Ohio State University. His research focused on psychopathology
and multimethod assessment. At present, Dr. Toepfer is an
Assistant Professor at Kent State University where his research
examines family patterns of cohesion as well as intentional
activity and well-being.